since this is a veg issue..i suggest you try that forum ...

else... i suggest bird netting .... suspended form the gutters with xmas lights clips ..

you havent given us much info .. other than a demand for pix .... and i cant figure out how to post them

ken

Since this is posted in the Annuals Forum I'm assuming the OP means Sweet Peas, Lathyrus odoratus, grown for their flowers rather than, edible Peas, Pisum sativum, grown to eat. Confusion could be dangerous since the former are toxic. I grow both types of plant on pea sticks i.e. twiggy prunings. Sweet peas climb with tendrils so they need something thin to climb on, not thick poles like beans, which twine. Other than that proviso you can use anything that suits your aesthetic and your pocket.

My sister grows her sweet peas on her chain-link fence. However, her fence is 6 ft tall. I haven't grown them myself, but I like the looks of bamboo tee-pees. I guess you would need some cotton string or twine, if sweet peas need something thinner to wrap their tendrils around. We had a flag pole in my old yard, which would have been a great center to attach twine for climbing. I also read on one of the forums about someone who used an old umbrella frame from a patio table as the center of their climbing vines. I might take a trip to the dump to see what tall things you could find. It definitely depends on your taste and what your neighbors will tolerate. You can also get sections of portable cattle fencing. I'm not certain of the measurements, but they might be 4'x12'? Lots of options. Let us know what you decide to do. If you have space, you could try a few different methods and see what you like best.

Martha